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i originally purchased this game on another Platform and so most of my playtime is there, but i bought the game again so i could Review it on Steam!

my original Review:
"wow. this is wonderful, and insane.

i appreciate a great Settings Menu in a game, that's a big deal for me. well explained options and a strong amount of accessibility settings.
ridiculous Gameplay with a ton of Equipment, challenging but flexible enough that making some mistakes is okay.
only main gripe is i wish it was easier to track the location of my Ship & Cursor in these insane fights."
(a new Reticle has been added since i made that Review, that is definitely hard to lose on the screen)

this game truly is nuts, and as such a positive thing. pair that with good feeling Character movement, and the game is a blast, generally. it can get hectic enough that you just can't dodge all the bullets anymore, but that's Roguelite RNG for you.

forgot to Review Exodus.....
but doesn't it go without saying, Metro has a legendary reputation already.

anyways, Metro Exodus was one of the best Video Games i have ever played. an incredibly strong Narrative, plus a beautiful World to explore, chock full of its own stories to tell.
the game isn't quite as "Open World" as i expected before release, but actually that's quite okay, i don't mind. as long as you are the sort of person to "avoid the main Objective at all costs", you won't miss anything before you proceed through the World.


if i had anything at all to complain about, it would be the main game was shorter than i expected(the DLC stories were more like what you'd expect for an additional spinoff story). but i'm not even complaining here, it was full and rich. and it wasn't actually short, just shorter than i expected from the "Open World" design style. also partly because the Narrative was so excellent that it was almost heartbreaking to not have more. the good and bad, the wonderful and the awful.
this is not to say that the first two games in this Franchise weren't pretty great too. but Exodus is.....another level beyond.

and a second nitpick, would be the rather incredibly anemic Graphics Options. even if you to and do Config File editing, there's still a somewhat shocking lack of adjustments. now that, that is a full on complaint. it harms the experience for low and midrange PC's, as the game really is made with the intention of being played on high end ones.

and see everything. it's worth it to pick the Bones clean of any scraps you find. see the entire World, encounter all of the optional Narrative.

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(oh, if i had to come up with anything else to gripe about, it's that the full RTX version of Exodus, well, if you already played the game, i think replaying it to try it that way would totally ruin things. to me this is the sort of game you play through once, and be done. though i know that some other people are more able to replay stories and fully preserve that first experience, without having the repetition of Narrative or otherwise taint their once golden memory. )

i'll write a full Review some other time, but, damn this game is good.

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Elite (Dangerous), is a space game. unapologetically, a space game. nothing more, nothing less. like X, it's a game about being a space game, with a living Galaxy and you are free to be as involved or not involved with the ongoings of it across settled Space as you please. meanwhile all the rest of the Players do the same - while Elite isn't an 'MMO' perse(no giant Servers of countless thousands of Players), it also is in the sense that the Galaxy changes for everybody, if you do something, or someone else does something, the effect of it impacts everyone.
take part or don't, the Galaxy lives on no matter what.

explore beautiful uncharted Space, help or harm Local/Regional/Galactic Factions at their goals of prosperity and growth. all in the name of your own personal growth, in both Assets and Money. you do everything fundamentally for Money, as Money is what makes Civilization function. you want stuff and need Money, others have tasks they want done and have Money (or sometimes Goods).
blow up Ships of Factions that you are working against(or even just anyone anywhere if you have the Guns and cahones for it), hunt down Wanted Crimminals/Pirates, Haul Goods around the Galaxy(Steal goods around the Galaxy), Mine for raw Materials to sell(Steal raw Materials that others have Mined), take part in Local Wars, aid in the practice of Espionage, smuggle information to those that are trapped or to those that wish to steal it, break Laws, enforce Laws - the list goes on.


Elite isn't going to hold your hand, do whatever you want where or when ever, you want. but the Interfaces and Controls are friendly enough for one to not feel lost.
Elite is a full on space game, nothing more, nothing less. that's either the type of game you're looking for, or it's not.

Popup Dungeon is the digital D&D experience that RPG Players have been looking for, for decades.
yeah, it's that good.

comes with a few type of Campaigns, plus infinite/endless Dungeoning for your freeplay experience.
some permanent progression if that's neat to you via Charms acquired randomly which give you the choice of increasing stat types globally, but only so many at one time so you'll have to choose.

also very easy to use & friendly tools for making UGC content. from Characters to Abilities to Items to Props or even full blown Campaigns with Stories in them. you can make essentially anything you can imagine with easy to use tools that let just about anyone create their own personal content. you don't need to be a skilled Artist Mathematician or Programmer to make your own custom content.

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the best game that i'm not great at. you don't have to be great at Noita to have a great time.


what makes Noita shine is not any one of its parts, but all of them together. strange Lore/World building, wacky Wand setups, both you and the Enemies follow the same rules, and the fully physical world.
if you think you came up with a creative way to use Physics to your advantage or a really dumb Wand setup, you can do it.

if you've ever thought you like secrets, Noita has so many secrets that there's more secrets in the game than there is main game - and there's plenty of main game. Noita is like 6 games in one with how many and how diverse and wacky all of the secrets are.

Mod support always a great plus especially in a game that lets you do so much.


Noita is a crazy, shining hidden gem.

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the game is what it iooks like. it's a nuts bullet hell sort of game where you make the worlds' dumbest Weapons and blast Robot invaders to bits.

game looks great as well.
what else is there for me to say? game is nuts, and that's what is good about it.

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it's Just Cause. you know what it is. it's explosions and goofy Physics, the Video Game.

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it's a cool game, to sum it up. breach into Ships to loot stuff, sabotage the Ship, Et Cetera. a whole bunch of Weapons/Items to make use of.
each Character you play as has goals to accomplish in addition to collecting loot and not dying.
also Ships can take Damage too, be careful.


though the neon pink background to space really screws with my eyes - after playing for a while i have to acclimate myself back to reality for a while when i look away, heh.

this game is indeed about as nuts as it looks.
as it stands, it's not the longest game you've ever played. but the price also reflects that.

small time project, the game has some rough edges, but overall not much to complain about.